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Tombstone Tuesday: Anne Brontë and her grave error
Author Anne Brontë’s headstone has been given an erratum plaque by the Brontë Society. Should headstones be corrected or left as a historical object? Continue reading
Posted in News, Tombstone Tuesday
Tagged Anne Bronte, Bronte Society, Elizabeth Wright, Elizabeth Yarrow, error, headstone
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How a QR code could give you that family history research breakthrough
Creepy or a lovely sentimental touch? How a QR (quick response) code could help you break through that research brickwall by providing you with extra information at the grave side. Continue reading
Posted in News, Technology
Tagged Botley Cemetery, burial, Commonwealth War Graves Commission, CWGC, gravestone, headstone, QR codes, Quiring Monuments, smartphones
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Who Do You Think You Are? Live 2013
The dates for the seventh Who Do You Think You Are? Live genealogy show in London Olympia have been announced for 2013. Continue reading
Posted in Events, News, WDYTYA
Tagged Else Churchill, Event, Genealogy, Lisa Louise Cook, London, Olympia London, WDYTYA, WDYTYAlive, WDYTYALive2013, Who Do You Think You Are? Live
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Heir Hunters series goes prime-time
Heir Hunters is now prime-time on BBC 2 in the UK with presenter Lisa Faulkner. Continue reading
Posted in Heir Hunters, News, Television
Tagged BBC2, Bona Vacantia, Celtic Research, Fraser & Fraser, Heir Hunters, Lisa Faulkner, Neil Fraser, probate, television, Wills
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FREE: Family History guide and cd-rom with The Telegraph
Free Family History step-by-step guide and CD-rom inside every copy of The Telegraph on 19th and 20th February 2011. Continue reading
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Tagged free, freebie, Genealogy, guide, media, Monty Don, Olympia, press, The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Telegraph, The Telegraph, Tony Robinson, WDYTYA, Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine
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